Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-03-19

Mr.. John Lockert, tobacco buyer OF Guth-
rie was at the Exchange Tuesday.
Mr.. Nose Wall, OF Logan county, KY, at
tended tine tobacco sales this week.
Mr.. Tip Morrow. OF Olmstead, KY, was
much interested in the sales Tuesday.
p. H. Murnane, of Allensville, is now EN-.
ployed at the L. & N. Depot in this city.
Mr.. John Jones, of Howell Station, l., A.
& I. railroad attended the sales Tuesday.
DR. s. M. Lowery. of Elkton, was among
the tobacco men at the Exchange Tuesday.
Mr.. e. Click has returned from the East
and is now opening his stock OF spring goods.
Mr.. j. N. Major eane up from his farm
Tuesday and patronlzed the tobacco market.
-Messrs. Sam Grumbley and II. q. Brown,
OF Elkton, were at the tobacco sales Wednes-
day.
-Messrs. George Mallory and John Bradley,
of Pleasant View, attended the sales this
week.
Mr. Dink Edwards, of Adams Station,
Robertson county, attended the tobacco sales
Tuesday.
Capt G. G. Bell, OF Bells Station, was
among the busy crowd at the Exchange
Tuesday.
Mr.. s. B. Jernigan, popular tobacco
dealer of franklin, KY, attended the sales
Tuesday.
Mrs. E. e. Young is visiting her daught ter,
Mrs. Harve Humphrey, in Huntingdon,
Tennessee.
Mr.. Henry Robbins, the young man who
was stabbed by ]. B. Brickhouse last week, is
recovering
| Mr.. g. T. Gatlin, OF West Tennessee, was
among the planters and buyers at the Ex-
change Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. I. Driscoll, one of Clarksville's old
boys, but now of Hopkinsville, was In the
city Wednesday.
Mr.. r. w. Roach has gone to New York
and the Eastern markets to purchase his
stock of spring goods.
Mr.. Melvin Hunter, of Todd county, was
In the city Thursday and had his name en-
| OCiOu hc u reader.
-Messrs James Field and Dock Farmer, OF
Fulton, KY, were interested in the proceed
ings at the Exchange Tuesday.
Mr.. w. r. Quinn, OF Mckenzie, is now
assistant of Mr.. Z. F. Pearce In the Western
Union telegraph office in this city.
Mr.. Hogan, of Todd county, an old reader
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men at the Exchange Tuesday.
MIR. B. A. Whitlock, OF Christian county
was attending the tobacco sales Wednesday
and found time to pay MS social CALL
MIR. James R. Pendleton, a successful
tobacco planter from the vicinity of Trenton
KY, was in the city on business Wednesday
-Messrs. Robert Justice, B. A. York and
Robert Elliott, of Pleasant View, were ming.
ling with the buyers and planters at the Elk.
change Tuesday.
Mr.. E. S. Reeves, representing Crusman &
Co., stirred the business men OF Elktun last
Monday-selling them large bills of groceries
at very low prices.
Mrs. Allen G. Hall, of Nashville, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. M. s. Gum In
this city was called home Wednesday by the
illness of her husband.
DIR. James M. Meriwe5her and wife, OF
Tallahatchee, Miss, were In the city Thurs
day. They are now at the home of Mrs
Meri wether's father. Mr.. Walton Barker.
Miss Nellie Gaines, of Daysville, Ky, ant
Misses Maria and Lucy Boyer, OF Olmstead
KY, are visiting Mrs. T. N. Randle, Hampton
Station. They were in this city Tuesday.
Mr. Linus Rust, who raises the fines
tobacco OH the Elk Fork in the southern par
Of Todd county, sold his crop at the Exchang
Tuesday. He was accompanied by ]. A. an,
E. l.. Rust.
Mr. Cay Stacker has been appointed as
sistant Engineer on the l., A. & I. railroa,
and assigned to duty at and beyond Cerulial
, Spring. w. A. Forbes accompanies tn
engineer corps.
} DIR. N. L. Carney returned Tuesday morn
! Ing from short visit to Cadiz, Ky. II is no
upon the tongue of rumor that the Docto
: will make his final trip shortly, and retur
2 with his head in the connubial moose.
| MIR. w. T. Anderson, OF Todd county,
: successful tobacco planter, attended the sale
Tuesday. I'm connection with his name W
call attention to the needed change in IN
delivery Of the mails at his office from tn
Elkton & Guthrie rairoad.)